Mondrian is an OLAP (online analytical processing) engine written in Java. It reads from JDBC data sources, aggregates data in a memory cache, and implements the MDX language and the olap4j and XML/A APIs.

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  • I downloaded jar file for Linux and then I tried to run I get jar file no main manifest attribute error.How can I solve this error ?
  • Our company used Mondrian for Olap processing. Thank you for this great software! Our business feels good with this project :)
  • Good and useful software
  • Thank you guys for your work!
  • i used mondrian in early releases in one of my thesis, excelent project, now i want to take it again and test it for teaching
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Intended Audience

Developers, End Users/Desktop

Programming Language

Java

Database Environment

JDBC

Related Categories

Java Enterprise Software, Java OLAP Software, Java Database Engines Servers

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2001-09-08